Part of a series about Ohio bike trails
Rating The Ride
7 / 10 Only a few potholes. Nice an smooth at Glenmont and east of Glenmont where the trail seem new. NOTE: Smoothness changes with time and trails could worsen or be repaved
8 / 10 About 95% shaded, but monotonous views. Nice views of the creek east of Glenmont.
5 / 10 Not too much traffic but constantly dodging so much horse crap. About 5 or 6 road crossings.
Final score 6.6 / 10
September, 2025 my father-in-law and I biked the Mohican Valley Trail and Holmes County Trail from Danville, Ohio to Glenmont, Ohio, and back.
Our trip was 30.2 miles out-and-back with an elevation gain of 800 ft. We parked at Mohican Valley Trail Danville trailhead: https://maps.app.goo.gl/EFPZEuHYdxpHunzQ8
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Part of a series about Ohio bike trails
Rating The Ride
7 / 10 A little rough especially near Johnstown where there are lots of cracks and bumps from tree roots. NOTE: Smoothness changes with time and trails could worsen or be repaved
8 / 10 About 80% shaded with some nice scenic views. Nice views of the creek.
6 / 10 Pretty busy with both cyclists and pedestrians. About 5 or 6 road crossings.
Final score 7 / 10
September, 2025 my father-in-law and I biked the TJ Evans Trail from Granville, Ohio to Johnstown, Ohio, and back.
Our trip was 22.43 miles out-and-back with an elevation gain of 246 ft. We parked at TJ Evans Bike Path Parking in Granville: https://maps.app.goo.gl/5f7Ye1fr4f8zHH8j9
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Part of a series about Ohio bike trails
Rating The Ride
6 / 10 Rough in spots and there was even a 20-yard patch of gravel trail (in Turnberry Community Park) where the asphalt had been removed and not replaced. NOTE: Smoothness changes with time and trails could worsen or be repaved
5 / 10 Some nice shaded portions. Travels through a few parks with views of the creek. The trail uses the sidewalks on Hines Rd and Tussing Rd. Noisy due to high-traffic roads near the trail.
5 / 10 Quite crowded. We had planned to bike through Blacklick Woods Metro Park to Livingstone Ave, but we turned around early due to pedestrian traffic in the park. About 5 or 6 road crossings.
Final score 5.3 / 10
In August, 2025 my father-in-law and I biked the Blacklick Creek Trail from Groveport, Ohio to Reynoldsburg, Ohio and back.
Our trip was 23.89 miles out-and-back with an elevation gain of 348 ft. We parked at Groveport Cruiser Park: https://maps.app.goo.gl/zpTtU7SBTrBTscYu7
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